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CafA© 59 has reinvented itself once again. The lunch and dinner spot known for its great soups and salads recently moved directly across the street to their new location at 62 Allen Street.,which features a sidewalk patio.

Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's pick for the week: DIIV at The Tralf Music Hall this Tuesday the 15th.

Having first opened in October of 1930, the Clinton Bailey Farmer's Market is the largest privately owned farmer's market in New York State.

A rep for Sublime With Rome tells TMZ Linkin Park felt badly and offered to replace the weed that was taken.

This is the section of the Niagara River where a woman's torso was found by tourists Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2012.

Louie's Texas Red Hots is expanding its footprint in the Buffalo market. The company's newest location will be at Elmwood Avenue and West Utica Street.

A contingent of Erie County Medical Center officials traveled to Chicago Wednesday in an effort to reopen its living transplant program.

Buffalo, NY For a couple of hours, Western New York was inundated with heavy rain as thunderstorms moved through the region.

Even though it will be more than a year and a half before NY patients can take medical marijuana, there are groups already advertising specifically in Buffalo with promises of hooking you up with prescription or teaching you-- for a fee-- on how to get in on a growing business.

Senator Chuck Schumer was near Pembroke on Monday, bringing with him the answer to a regional problem.

Buffalo, N.Y., heavy metal band Every Time I Die will make its way to the Garrick Centre for a concert on Sept.

OND is a regular community feature on Daily Kos, consisting of news stories from around the world, sometimes coupled with a daily theme, original research or commentary.

It's billed as the largest two-day food festival in the U.S., and the 31st annual Taste of Buffalo takes over Delaware Ave. from Niagara Square to Chippewa St. on Saturday and Sunday, July 12th and 13th.

U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul, Jr. announced today that Franklin Lopez, 33, of Buffalo, N.Y., pleaded guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from the City of Buffalo, a Governmental agency which receives federal funding, before U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara.

Labor Secretary Tom Perez has a very reasonable response to politicians blaming jobless people for being unemployed when there aren't enough jobs to go around: "When I hear people on Capitol Hill say the long-term unemployed are unemployed by choice, I wanna punch 'em," Perez said Tuesday during a meeting with reporters.

Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy - inside Oak Park and around the world - has inspired countless projects that sometimes can be found in the most unusual places in the country.

Investigators say they've arrested a 21-year-old western New York man accused of killing his father.

Tuesday night, members of the local Jewish community will come together to remember three Israeli teenagers, kidnapped and murdered last month in Israel.

The Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp. wants to show off local artists and their work this summer and the first addition is the "MirrorMirror" tents.

Patricia Fitzgibbons, 83, of Beaufort, SC and form-erly of Lake View, New York and former summer resident of Hanford Bay in the early 1940s and 1950s, died Friday July 4, 2014 in Beaufort Memorial Hospi-tal.